.
Actually I barf on them too, but they're a necessary evil thanks to Billy
G.
>Claims it's http://www.perl.com/ (go there, see "Get the latest version"
>in the sidebar, follow that through "Other ports" and you end up with a
>November 1998 release at ftp://ftp.ou.edu/mirrors/CPAN/ports/os2/ -- I
>think Hobbes is these files, back a generation or two).
>The perl.inf file says it's 5.00455 from 1997. Most of the file dates
>are November 1997.
I took a peek. I think that's the latest port. A guy named Ilya is doing
them. I happened to run across this in comp.os.os2.? today.
>Ha! Wait 'til 500,000 Linux fans figure that out! :))
Well it's not a problem for the 250,000 that contributed code. The rest
are on their own.
>Ah'll sic mah Duck on you.
You'll have to find my web site first :)))>
Steven
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